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, August 13.195$ THE WcHENEY PLAINDEALEB £*\ * n -ZX*'; ' , i -* r* ' _iv | ' t >- • ft <»i4s *y Ev® Levesque ;ip. > News About The Lake. Attention!! All the subdivision of Mc- Cullom Lake, including McCullom Lake Estates, Knoilwood, Lakewood, Lakeland Park, West Shore Beach, Sponjia Polish and Germ an town, are alerted for a general meeting which ia scheduled for the very riear futura. Watch the column for time fend place!! , Representatives of all these subdi^rfons are invited to attend tttic meeting to discuss the problem o£ lake . and water rights; ? ' The new owtoers of the lake will tie on hand' to answer ques* tions nQn the present ownership of the Ifcke. FuB cooperation in this matter by all property owners will be appreciated. Stand by foi' this wrjr important meeting!!! Hospitalized We're sorry to report that Arthur Stuhlfeler is still a patient at the Memorial hospital in Woodstock and fc. very sick man. A cheery note or greeting from his many friends would do much to speed his recovery. Meeting- Coming UpP ' lust a small reminded"' lie next meeting of the Cullom- Knoll association will be a pub* lie one at the beach on Sept. 6. The time will be published later. Welcome to Mrs. Mary Eastlund, the newest member of the Cullom-Knoll association. . g£. Sports News ... 4 We lave a few ball active* to report. The game against the Wonder Lake Commercials last Tuesday. Aug. 4, resulted in a smashing victory for our strong men of the diamond with a .score of 17- 12. The rest of. the news is not so good! Tis sad we are to relate that the McCullom Lake Shamrocks were defeated in the first round play-off with an appalling score of 12-5 by the Blatz BeCT team. This was a very important game and could be our lads became a bit overconfident with so many victories to their credit. Let's hope this defeat taught them a valuable lesson and now they'll knuckle down and play ball with their old zeal. Up and at 'em, fellas!! * Last Sunday, our club engaged in an off-schedule skirmish with their old adversary, a team from Chicago. These two teams have been getting together at least once or twice a summer for the past four years. Woefully we must report that this game, too, ended in defeat. "Close score," 14-7!!! , The timpire for this contest was our own Jake Levesque, who catf!• for plenty of ribbing -- most of it good natured, thank goodness. The schedule for future games is as follows: Tonight at the high school field, when the boys will take on the Blatz Beer team at 8:l4. This one is "a sure victory. Tuesday night, Aug. l«, 7 p.m. the contest with McHenry Sand and Gravel. Let's have a big turn-out!! Off To Camp One gtorioud week of hiking, riding, swimming and other outdoor sports are being enjoyed by Miss Cynthia Rourke and her girl friend, Anita Beckenbaugh, of# the Country Club subdivision. The young ladies i^ill be enjoy-, ing themselves at Gamp Re Unary Janesville, Wis. Attend Golf Tournament Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rourke and Mr. and Mrs. Don Doolin attended the golf tournament at Tam-O-Shanter Coun|f? CkM» m Saturday, Aug\ 1. '*• ' ; Hammond GOWit Mr. and Mrs. Herman Langerbfeck are entertaining Mrs. Freida Willis, Mrs. Langerbeck's sister for two weeks. Mrs. Willis is a' resident of Hammond, Ind., but is quite enchanted "with our local scenery. The Langerbecks enjoyed a visit from their good friends, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Oleson of Chicago, last Wednesday. Iowa Guest Mrs. G. W. Hawver of Waterloo, la., was a welcome guest at the Arthur Stuhlfeier home for the past week." This visit, provided Mrs. Stuhlfeier with company while Mr. Stuhlfeier is in the hospital. iSurprise Party Mrs. Elizabeth Reiter * was thrilled last Friday with a surprise visit from Mrs. Anna Bushfeld, Mrs. Helen Schaefer, Mrs. Ethel Schmidt and Mrsr Betty Baumbeck. f o r PIANOS ORGANS See Mm largest Ml "J^-flaaat selection the Fox Valley . We boy, sell, trade, and Service all makes. Open Moa. A FrL 'til 9 P. M. 26-28 N. Grave Phone 6-8148 ELGIN, ILL. "Buy with Confidence" The ladies knew it was Mrs. | Reiter*s birthday on Sunday and thought it would be a nice ges-1 ture to have a party in her J honor. Games were played and refreshments were enjoyed, by .all the ladies. Birthday Greetings To Bill Schmidt,, who will be 29 on Aug. 17. To Master Mark ,Menke of Germantown, who will enjoy his fifth birthday on Aug. ' 17. To Mrs. Betty Baumbeck, who will turn a very attractive 25 on the eighteenth of August. . And we all remember that glorious day of Aug. 14, 1945, when the Japs were forced to lay down their arms. Let us fervently pray that all conflict in the world may cease and that human beings may live together in peace and harmony as God intended. A Barbecue v'jX' Mr/ and Mrs. H. Da'vldsen entertained with a barbecue, on Sunday for their friends, Mrs." Anna Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mullen and Charlotte and Jimmy, Mrs. Bernice Zimmerman and her children, Diane and Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Pa# Whalen. Strange as it seems, Mr. Davidsen. enjoyed a swim in the lake for the first time in seven years. Wisconsin Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Doyle, summer residents, took full advantage of our summer skies by enjoying a week's vacation at their cottage. , The second week, the Doyles took in the scenic wonders of the Dells and also a trip to Minocqua, WUj. Seme Vacation.!! Violet and Ben Gates and their two husky lads, Bobby and Glen, covered more than 5,000 miles in the family car on their recent three weeks' vacation. Some of the breath-taking places visited were •beautiful L3ke Louise in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, our own Yellowstone National park and, of course, the majestic wonders' 6f the western Rocky Mountains. The Gated family terminated their travelling with a visit to Michigan. , What A Celebration : Thnt handsome gentleman, Ed Walton, vowed that on his recent thirty-ninth birthday, celebrated Aug. 6, he would do ^no manual labor. But his own strong ambition drove him to tackle a very strenuous task -- that of repairing the road at the corner of Hickory 'Drive and Park Lane. Could be that's what keepp him so spry. Mr. ,$nd Mrs. Ed Walton spent last Monday .in Chicago, shopping and visiting with okl friends. Sight I Wouldn't Miss Betty and Frank Poledna slipping and sliding around on the roof of, their home last Sunday repairing the shingles. Tis rumored that Betty's pretty knees are much the worse for wear! r. ' V Welcome HoWi^i To Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Olsen, who have been absent from their lovely home on Fountain Lane and Spring Road for four and a half months. The Olsens have been vacationing in Norway and returned home on Sunday. Ivgeborg and Ted were accompanied by their 12-year-olcl grandson, Tom, who began con* versing in Norwegian with his« mother, Marge, and brother, Ted, who understood not a word. Tom was much impressed with his European tour and will have many interesting tales to spin for his school chums in September. Mr. and * Mrs. Olsen returned with a tape recording of the festivities which marked their birthdays on the Fourth of July. And, of course, they also received piany beautiful gifts and souvenirs from friends and relatives -- many of thece mementoes being hand-made. On hand to greet the weary travellers were Mr. and Mis. Willard Schultz and daughter, Lynne, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen and Ted, and naturally. your reporter and husband, Jake, and our offspring. 'Twas a tearful tmt yiry. happy re* u n i o n . - ' v ' - j . . . • \ r " j "••S(0 long until next week. V .. / : • • One of the big differences be-" tween man and lower animals is his ability to speak. Trouble is, a lot ctf fus don't know when to stop. ;V •• ' ' ' V • ° " The tread wheel is one of the greatest inventions of man . . . it's the only machine in which a man can go around in circles and get something accomplished. Getting ahead is like starting a car on ice. By shifting into high gear you don't spin your wheels as much. < -nr Xi- * % QUICK COME-BACK Here's one for your quick come-back file. A great big beautiful car drove up to the curb ^ where the cute little working ' girl was waiting for the bus. A gentleman (?) stuck his head ^ out and said, "Hello, I'm driving ? west." . ^ "How wonderful," said tho I girt. "Bring me back an orange." ~~~ Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier pictured abow with the 1954 "Land of Lincoln" license plate. If weather keeps you from j making hay, you can still pre- , serve the crop by making grass I silage. 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